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scattering

adjective as in uneven

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He stood at the counter and shoved the food into his mouth like a starved animal, scattering crumbs over himself and the floor.

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Dr. Westminster reached into his pockets and busied himself scattering feed on the ground.

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The sumbook was opened, spine cracked, pencil marks in the margins, surrounded by a scattering of paper.

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Gunshots ring out and people are seen scattering and running for safety.

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Nato jets were scrambled and several of the drones were shot down - the rest crashed across Poland, scattering debris in multiple regions.

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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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